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Continental Finally Bringing Wi-Fi to 21 Planes Next Spring
United Adding Wi-Fi to a Measly 13 Planes
American Airlines Installing Wi-Fi on 318 Planes
Southwest Airlines' In-Flight Wi-Fi Free While In Beta
Southwest this week began testing their own in-flight wi-fi service, based on a satellite connection from Row 44. It's on one plane now with more coming soon, and right now, it's free. More »United Airlines Wi-Fi to Cost $13 Later This Year
United has announced more details regarding their long-planned inflight internet services. Coming in the second half of this year, Wi-Fi will cost customers $13 per flight. More »Delta to Launch In-Flight Wi-Fi In The Next Few Weeks
Previously shooting for the first half of 2009, word is now that Delta's in-flight wi-fi rollout will begin before the end of 2008—i.e. very soon. More »Flight Test: Porn and VOIP Confirmed at 35,000 Feet
Jalopnik's Road Test Editor Wes Siler is currently at 35,000 feet, flying American Airlines from LA to NY. Since his Boeing 767 had the recently launched Gogo in-flight Wi-Fi, and since he was already using it to get his work done, we decided to see how far the service could go in terms of in-flight comforts. More »American Airlines Caves In to Religious Groups' Pressure, Filters In-Flight Porn
I was hoping that American Airlines would stand up against religious groups' stupid demands, keeping their in-flight online service completely un-filtered. After all, they had great arguments: filtering porn sites will jeopardize the access to legitimate web sites, hindering the usability of their airplane wireless network. Not to mention the fact that people wanting to look at naughty bits in airplanes can always watch the porn stored in their computers, cellphones, and personal multimedia players. The network filtering is not going to change that. Sadly, they now have changed their tune: More »Delta to Block Porn On In-Flight Wi-Fi So Flight Attendants Don't Have To
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Aircell Responds to In-Flight VoIPers: Just Don't Do It
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American Airlines In-Flight Wi-Fi Launches Today on Three Routes
Walt Mossberg Reviews GoGo In-Flight Wi-Fi (Verdict: Fast, But Not Fast Enough)
Gogo To Bring In-Flight Wi-Fi By Spring; We Can't Wait
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